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Euphorbia ‘Rudolph’

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- Cornus alternifolia
  
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- Knautia macedonica Red Knight
  
  The relaxed habit of this lovely perennial makes it a perfect candidate for a wild, informal border Read More »
- Potato ‘Rooster’
  
  A late main crop potato that has distinct red-pink skins and shallow eyes. It is a good all-round variety that can be boiled, chipped or roasted. Read More »
- Narcissus ‘Golden Dawn’
  
  Daffodil ‘Golden Dawn’ is a cheery ?Tazetta? type, with multiple blooms per stem! The sunshine-yellow flowers are held aloft on sturdy stems that stand proudly upright Read More »
- The Essential Feed Triple Bundle
  
  High in energy and big in value, this bundle is the perfect fuel to keep those feathered friends flying high. Featuring a mix of foods, you?ll Read More »
- Honeysuckle ‘Halliana’
  
  Honeysuckle japonica ‘Halliana’ is a popular climber for its white and buttery yellow blooms from late spring into summer. The tubular flowers produce a sweet and Read More »
- Juniperus horizontalis ‘Icee Blue’
  
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- Plum ‘Marjorie’s Seedling’
  
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- Plum ‘Victoria’ & ‘Greengage’ Collection
  
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- Biological Control Mighty Mite
  
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- Armeria ‘Dreameria Dream Clouds’
  
  One of the longest flowering Armerias available with larger than average of pompom-like white blooms continuously from April to the first frosts. Read More »
- Nasturtium ‘Climbing Mixed’ – Start-A-Garden? Seed Range
  
  A vigorous, quick-growing climber for long lasting summer colour. Excellent for scrambling over walls or covering fences, trellis and obelisks. The frilly blooms are produced continually Read More »
- Calla palustris (Marginal Aquatic)
  
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- Busy Lizzie Fertiliser
  
  This unique plant food,blended especially for your Busy Lizzies and New Guinea Impatiens, promotes strong, healthy growth and successful flowering month after month. Read More »
- Linaria purpurea ‘Canon Went’
  
  A pretty, slender herbaceous perennial with elegant spires of small pink, snapdragon-like flowers Read More »

Our Picks
- Oenothera versicolor ‘Sunset Boulevard’ – Seeds
  
  Well branched plants, red stemmed with rich green, lanceolate foliage. The striking flowers are in whorls, vivid orange/red when fully open and when over, turn to Read More »
- Rose rugosa ‘Admiration’ (Rugosa Rose)
  
  Very fragrant, semi-double to double pink flowers with contrasting golden stamens from July to September. Read More »
- Vitex agnus-castus ‘Flip Side’
  
  A compact and free-flowering selection with olive-green leaves that are deep purple on their underside and showy panicles of deep purple flowers from summer to autumn. Read More »
- Begonia x tuberhybrida ‘Double Flowered Mixed’
  
  A vibrant display of fully double Begonia flowers in a fabulous, bright colour range. Begonia ‘Double Flowered Mixed’ makes the perfect choice for adding colour to Read More »
- Onion ‘Galacticus’ – Seeds
  
  Producing massive bulbs, Onion ?Galacticus? is certainly one to draw attention on the show bench. Read More »

Monthly Choice
- Grow Your Own Collection
  
  Our Grow Your Own Collection contains everything you need get going on your fruit and vegetable patch. The pack includes 5 packets of Nurseryman?s Choice Veg Read More »
- Phlox douglasii ‘White Admiral’
  
  Although it’s sometimes called a Phlox paniculata or Perennial Phlox, a Phlox ‘Admiral’ by any other name will smell as sweet! This plant’s white trusses give Read More »
- Clematis Kingfisher™ evipo037
  
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- Iris ‘Rosalie Figge’ (Re-Blooming)
  
  The ravishingly ruffled and delicately fragranced violet blooms of bearded Iris Germanica ?Rosalie Figgie? have falls tinged with deep purple. Read More »
- Helleborus ‘Frostkiss Penny?s Pink’
  
  Helleborus Frostkiss ?Penny?s Pink? is a free-flowering variety bearing very large, cup-shaped blooms which emerge light pink, turning deeper pink as they age. Read More »